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Marshall County approves payment authorizations, per diems and cancels two lost warrants
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Marshall County Board of Commissioners approved authorization to pay county bills, recorded per-diem payments totaling $1,575, and passed a resolution canceling two lost warrants and authorizing reissuance. All motions carried unanimously (5-0).
The Marshall County Board of Commissioners on June 16 approved several routine fiscal actions, including authorization to pay county bills and recording per-diem payments, and adopted a resolution canceling two lost warrants and authorizing reissuance.
Chairperson Rolland Miller called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. The board adopted Resolution 06-16-01 authorizing payment of listed bills after the Auditor-Treasurer presented warrant totals, including commissioner warrants totaling $681,730.66. The motion carried 5-0 (moved and seconded as recorded).
The board recorded per-diem payments under Resolution 06-16-02, listing payments for Sharon Bring ($150), Jim Duckstad ($750), Gary Kiesow ($150), Domita Mack ($150) and Larry Nybladh ($375), for a total of $1,575.00. That motion also carried 5-0.
Auditor-Treasurer Scott Peters brought forward a lost-warrants resolution. Under Resolution 06-16-03 the board directed county officials to cancel lost warrant #340072 (dated June 17, 2025, to Outta Town Garage, $250.00) and lost warrant #345302 (dated February 10, 2026, to Tamarac Township, $29,869.34), waived the furnishing of a bond, and authorized reissuance with new warrant numbers. The motion carried 5-0.
Votes and motions were recorded in the minutes as carried unanimously by the five commissioners present: Gary Kiesow, Sharon Bring, Larry Nybladh, Rolland Miller and Jim Duckstad. No abstentions or negative votes were recorded.
Next steps: the Auditor-Treasurer’s office will keep a detailed listing of paid bills on file, and the office is authorized to reissue replacement warrants under the adopted resolution. The meeting adjourned at 12:15 p.m.
